Man, I'm riding the fence whether to de-badge and remove the trim off of my yukon.
I never messed with yukon molding only tahoe but I think non trim looks bad ass on anything. The smooth look looks good to me.
Debadging
- Thread starter jomulk56
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I never messed with yukon molding only tahoe but I think non trim looks bad ass on anything. The smooth look looks good to me.
shsportsfan12
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OK, seriously... we know you're old...but your tastes dont have to reflect it...
However, I have to agree
Rivieraracing
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I can't wait to debadge my Denali this summer!!
tybardy
everyone needs a Hoe
i was on the fence with the debadging.... once its off you will never miss it! i also used a screwdriver, i wasnt planning on it, but in the end, it was just easier, the screwdriver NEVER touched the paint... its all about the steady hand
The only debadging I've done on the Denali is on the rear liftgate. I took off the Yukon emblem and the GMC emblem. I'm thinking about buying a new Denali emblem to put back there. I don't ant mine completely debadged considering I paid for the Denali name.
tybardy
everyone needs a Hoe
i would have guessed you paid for the Denali 6.0 or the denali AWD or the Denali body moulding, or the Denali everything sweeter... the badge doesnt make the nali
Timmy
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Ah.......guess that could've been it.
word.
road1will
pretty pretty good
yea, heat and fishing line worked for me. but, the goo gone didnt get the glue off. i had to get some M1 adhesive remover to get it off.
tybardy
everyone needs a Hoe
the goo gone works, but it still requres some serious elbow grease... DO NOT USE GOOF OFF....GOO GONE ONLY
